I am retrofitting my '90 HDJ 81 with brakes from a FZJ. I believe that the brakes currently on the HDJ are FJ80 front brakes, and the rear are discs but smaller than the discs on FZJ's.
I have the complete backing plate/parking brake assemblies from a FZJ for the rears, and my understanding is that I just need rotors, calipers and pads from an fzj for the front (and modify my backing plates).
I want to replace all of my soft lines while I'm in here, and I am getting hung up on which soft lines I need for my application.
I can count 6 soft lines under the truck. With the front and rear axle being fed by one brake line respectively. Each axle has a T and then a section of hardline, with another piece of soft line for the final run to the caliper.
So I am wondering if anyone knows if I need the brake lines for a FZJ, or a FJ, or something else?
EDIT: Truck does not have ABS
I have the complete backing plate/parking brake assemblies from a FZJ for the rears, and my understanding is that I just need rotors, calipers and pads from an fzj for the front (and modify my backing plates).
I want to replace all of my soft lines while I'm in here, and I am getting hung up on which soft lines I need for my application.
I can count 6 soft lines under the truck. With the front and rear axle being fed by one brake line respectively. Each axle has a T and then a section of hardline, with another piece of soft line for the final run to the caliper.
So I am wondering if anyone knows if I need the brake lines for a FZJ, or a FJ, or something else?
EDIT: Truck does not have ABS